8.'C. iMt Uoilnc. HLtfe. ' ' A1 Volurnf IHidtujatT State Hews EAST LANSING, Nelson Lash Dies W. L Phelpi Expect 100 Police Hunt Today** Campus As Result of Fall To Lecture Delegates at Sophomore, ConvoHere LaVerne V»r«lly Sork* From Horse Sunday HereTonight Rpwrvalion* Now Rfinp! Cooper Missing So on#1 can accuse Jock Pingri. ho m rod all of Rfrrivrrf: Twnnlay y3tP? three .vlflshness. tra<1** touchdowns Satur- Winner of the offered by Jim Brake- Fall From llorse latalrt Senior Full lo Military Rile* be Given Prapgm Plwnnrd. Student council official Since Week Ago Monday n ♦ man to the member of Results in Death now receiving correspondence arc i . . the football squad whc I I making reservation* for delegates ..vould score from the I ii" or "Timmait 7 lad Boon Art ire who will attend the National Stu¬ dent Federation convention, which | fyone for a Week: I Hastings )nnth Disappears After Selling Out 'for Home M vithin the five-yard In Mnny Field* ' of the °»'riunityo most , will be held here Friday and Satur- 1 leaves No Trace P;nc, I i-mmlit a iv pair ot popular professors, „ i literary critics and lecturers day of this week. Approximately 1 C nolidge ines, Nelson, Speel- Four Suffer Slight America. His subject will Student lea Ms Rank 'Truth and Poetry." The lectures have been dispatched to leading i Aerount. Taking Little Money Pearson, Rocken- Ininrie* When They colleges in Michigan, Illinois, Ohio, I will begin at 7 and 9 p. i VI itli Him: \« Motive Seen for I nannouneed nr. Ailing, and him- Wisconsin, Minnesota and Indiana. | Tumble. i Sinre receiving his 1 Yule university. Doctor Phelps has It is expected that 100 rep-, Departure; Parents Anxious. be held | served in many capacities on the J rerantatives will attend the meet- ■ ing. Word has been received that | u By JACK SINC LAIR ( arr»in« tile- Muil Wcdncs- ! facility there. He was Lnmpson The mailman l» liberal' professor of English literature for j the national president of the j An intensive search for La Verne Cooper, 21, sophomore 1 federation, Arthur Northwood Jr., Frllow u ho has to carry the veterinary student who has been missing from East Lansing i of the weather. who died dent of Browning and ha j of Princeton university, will tend the conference at¬ j since last Monday night, is In ing carried on by East Lansing the result of found admiration for Thoi The m«x»ting will give students j police under the direction of Chief Harold Haun. State police - Hardy, whom he visited while from governing bodies of other | f his famous bicycle t colleges a chance to find out what | j rig to : through England, h being done in this line in other 1 Cooper was last seen shortly lie fore 7 p. m., October 18, death PRFSIOENT of RTMPHONT schools, and will also provide en¬ when ho 1. i hL room at 1 U Huns,m street, evidently bound which NEI.MOX O I.A 8|| Phelps* home in New Ha tertainment for the delegates. This for the ntllege dairy building, where he is employed. He i* the renter of informal cultural is the first time that Michigan and intellectual life of the district He is president of the New Haven State college has been host t.» this | POLICE III-(.IN SEARCH g\ r\ XX ' - 6S' Debaters symphony orchestra and is nsso- annual convention. | ST I IIKVM ARRIYF FRIDAY Dr. Dye Hurt < i.ited with the little theater move' Students attending the confer- ; Beal U. of M i \ ed at the party I'hrri- Staff Mrnihrr* Rr- Saturday night he «■«-!*«• Injiiri**» #1im ■i ought with him Jitr land use becan..- . - *ororitv L , '?dc, Diversity of Michi- Honored at Tea Suuslav* asa,slant in wild l.fe Th« »*"'«'«• <•' A>Ph« Chi r.,. ww In»:i-..ite A Conacre.- «*>«duc«i their new < Htrmo, |> l« Talk ... ... . 1 **ated at the busmen county .n Mu.h»gan Mkili be affected. . , - naa recently lx»n invited to give . i hapter house. 4 V Well, that's where ,.gh the work oi the institute, ' and Mis. Elisabeth Conrad poured tn* °"» Self-Adm,.,..tcr,ng test, eral Science and Agricult ,it»-d at lavl Saturday yesterday afternoon The Rev Charles Humpt which is to coordinate many of the during tha aarly part of the 'o all pupiU in the Okenu» school (,'ouisen in the Rural School . .' will be enlarxrd this session yester- j Los Angeles, rt giunary bishop •I the practice i present sfencms for wild life, lsnd they served as knd ^ rel(eved It is eapected that Prof. the Agriculture Depar'ment in include 250 photographer's h<* Liberal Catholic church, wilijUW and land policies through the men- Thursday evening, Octo- by Mrs. H. M. Wills and Mrs. W G">»er of 'he M. S C education High School." permit.* available L B i hicai hall sUt< Cooperttaoo by the state Seat *rr Swingle, chief photo- Icture in the Th. M Libby. i department, will direct the project. U-i 28, in room 300, Morrill hull. of ihe at the 1'uiun desk, and thoae publications depart - room 106* Hollister building, at department of conn IT. speaker will be Dr J. W. Gretchen VanSluyters, Barbara Teat resulU will be used to de- Mrs N A Met one addres obtaining permit* i do,rui adv.net- » P m lh" evening on "The ^ 0„ered ird Leonard' of the institute for flsh- »■*. ,,ut e-n.ic.tv Eastman. Unwind House and termine revision «f the curricu- ,h(. Sunday Evening club for h v:K (or \,t,onai Milk F.mgma of Sieep and Dea'.h any time at the ry research, Ann Arbor. He will . epted by ihe loiiege. Leone Schavey were formally in- ;um» particularly in the matter of W)„K,| students at <> oclock • The ,dea oehind office for reserved seal* in the it all was wl" ,p"K the "m<' "m' "* E L An'.bay. dean of agr.cultu;e course enrichment This is one of ocdobc, 24 on her freighter v ; peak <>n the woik and organiza¬ I®* "Wwho*- or another the re- n*°rrow evening on Keincarna- ind cha:nain .j the council of the more recent methods of tak.ng atie. frtiin cheer block. tion of the institute. The meeting Philadelphia to J There will In* practice 4 Ch''st'-n Doc'r,n* " a , were to .how that i l">n' onaervaUon care of Individual differences Francisco through the Pann Friday at 5 m. :s open to all students otball brawn ...alt- Ppearance here is iponaored by ^ ciBce, of the inatttut* are In p. in conservation. ^ < JT^" ; "» ■ Patronise Theosophic.l mcety ycur local adcertiaera ■ ^ ^ fourth I AT TW1CHELL'S Classified ads cost littla, : Tuesdk), October 26, 192V UOmGAM BRASH i«W8 Tin "" stands. skyward, especially in the west During the half, tippling reached Geologists Give Reporter fitatt Xeiw its height when both men and women drank lietwcen hurried bites of hot-dogs. In The Rough Lotvdown on Fields Trips 12:»S—Phi Chi Alpha. 12:30—Alpha Gamma Rho Tuesday, October 26— It would he rather naive to suggest that With Harvey Harrington — 12:15—Farmhouse. My KAY FOSTER 12:30—Eclectic. grant harm could come simply from the No SOAP... "They're fairly good exercise, are t Wednesday. October 27— fart that men took a shot at a game, but The live tuppot-b of Excalibur forgot to show up at Uw informal these trips," remarked D Stewart, der-water) rocks in the state And 12:1ft—Delphic the objection to all drinking comes when initiation scheduler! for 3 a. m. Sund .instructor in geology, when asked at that, he morning in front of Beau, about the field trips the geology than the Appalachian mountains added, they re older 12:30—Sigma Nu. some fool-hardy souls forget that they are mont tower. Initiation conductors Mays and fngleson are wonder¬ Thursday, October 28— classes had taken this last week "My." we gasped admiringly. I icing observed and go to extremes. When ing lust who the initiates are. after being on time themselves. 12:15*—Hesperian. Su many rumors had b«n cir- "Thcv certainly sound impress.ve 1937 Member 193« Informal initiation not having been given, the five neophytes 12:30—Phi Delta Thcta. men and women get so inebriated that they cuiaHna about student, standing After we had somewhat recov- will not' receive formal until such a time arrives as they will be Friday. October 29— PUsocicrtod Gc4e6dK} Press must he mutual props, it is high time some¬ around trying to tike notes in the ered. we waylaid another member able to complete their preliminaries. 12:15—Alpha Chi Sigmu. Distributor of thing were done about stopping all drink¬ This necessitates another banquet, more cigars, no more speeches pouring rain, crawling through Ig- "I 'he department. Prof. W. A 12:30—Hermian. Inch holes, climbing up wet clay Kelly. "Aren't these Held trips Coile6tcieDi6esJ ing at games. Football is much too good • --makes the actives and pledges very happy. banks, and sliding down muddy Pretiv advanced work for a bo- Saturday. October 30— and clean a sport to lie disgraced by its fans. I>rar Topnv - - • gullies on the other side, that we gmning course"'' we asked u bit 12:15—Delta Alpha. maybe let me unearth some¬ derided to find out what it hesitantly. 12:30—Kappa Delta A couple of years ago Yale university Oh, precious one. you Know MANAGING EDITOR OLA GELZER succeeded in curbing consumption of alco¬ not what of you speak. Fred thing. Thanks, old man. you're was all about "<*■ no " hf ossured us "You 0 K even though your column •Why do you take them to Grand >«'. they make the whole matter Nude students riding up and ASSOCIATE EDITORS Arnold was not eligible for Ex¬ JEROME KRIEGER, RAY TURNER holic beverages at games by making a pica calibur for the simple reason sounded high schoolish the first Ledge, anyhow we asked Prof, really much simpler than it all : would down the main street of Golden to the fans to refrain from bringing bottles two editions.—X.9. S G. Bergquist. head i Colo., on an automobile running BEVERLY SMITH that he is a junior, not a senior. CO-ED EDITOR laboratory. Out in the field many board shocked the entire com¬ GEORGE MASKIN into the stadium. Could not that plan cw.ra;,.* SPORTS EDITOR . . Some llnll - - - Wallflower'§ Ode — """'Well." he replied, "the bed- 'catures can be seen in a single munity. They were taking par: produce favorable results at State? What we (us office help, that To flirt is very wrong—I don't. ruck comes clow to the surface "uUr"P wher™s numcmu,s ,m»n in freshman hazing activities r.<: If a sincere requpxt for abstinence does can't figure out i.> whether Joe Wild chase men, wine there. Grand river has cut gorges samples would have to be brought is i women the Colorado School of Mine's. BUSINESS MANAGER ROnERT REFIOR not succeed, then a rule should be inaugu¬ Ruhe was the steaks - or the and song—I don't. through the sandstone and de¬ ARST BUSINESS MANAGER WII.LARD WHITE. "What would you say was the brisket on that cow at the foot- 1 never kiss the boys, not even veloped ledges. This makes it local advertise: TOM BENNETT rated which would allow no person with a jr ADVERTISING MANAGER chief value of an introductory bnll game. possible to study rock types, joint ASS'T ADVERTISING MANAGER liquor bottle to enter the stadium. The systems (cracks to you), the course in geology to the average CO-ED ADVERTISING MANAGER ANN HARRIS HARRY WIIJiON rule could lie enforced by police aid if !Sot I julylike • • • In I don't know how formation of springs, the relation of coal deposits to the underclays student"" we questioned. Well." reflected Professor Kel¬ CLASSIFIED necessary. ly with a twinkle in his feye, "stu¬ CIRCULATION MANAGER KEITH CLEMENT and over-lying sandstones. We It is certain that u more wholesome and also study changes dents who don't want to take from ocean GEIL chemistry or botany or zoology can FACULTY ADVISER LLOYD II sportsmanlike atmosphere would prevail at areas to land areas in that region "Wait a minute,'' we protes'ed take geology and g£t in their sci¬ our games. Football is worthy of the com¬ Mickey, poor Seriously." he Sidewinder, poor U-Knecs. tha Grand ence credits! . . mon decency of those privileged to watch it. More Weathers • • • From Ledge was part of the continued, "probably the ability to . i appreciate the natural scenery they -SN- The original Dirty 6 club of .r erally arc extended them. At all important athletic fields, press boxes have been possess some one else's head in as we have indicated before, originated in far more respect¬ (ORAL GABLES Cast Lansing's Finest erected to shelter the working men from MiIIIlly Hitnlres able places than our own some¬ what muddled head. But some the elements and the crowds, and to people have taken to i TONIGHT give them a> better place, more centrally how such a generalized course located, to go about their task of fulfilling would, justify itself It would their job requirements. seem to many that our colleges PAL NIGHT The advent of "radio has resulted in rep¬ are already overstuffed with ArimivMnn :»•» rants courses made insipid by being enthusiasm, resentatives of radio stations gaining en¬ Your I'al Frra i Mutter of llonor trance to the press box to air the sporting all-inclusive The course in Things in Gen¬ it would tak to bring m NOW PLAYING TMo uclmin jut rati ve group, in who*u attraction, hut the newspaper men have of¬ eral. as has been said before, attitude wl, hand* lies the power of granting a Thank.* fered no complaint. The radio announcers would apply an analysis to the GOOD F(K)I) PHIL EMBERTON Kivitfk vacation, might he more willing to and engineers are set off in specially con¬ first principles of each course. M. S. C. RKSTAI RANT do ho it it had Home assurance from the structed booths so they won't annoy J he educational system New Management and his DIAMONDS oi perhaps correction, attempt Htudcnt body that all persons would be in newspaper representatives, and the latter D»nrint Nite|> R\rrpt Nlnnita t«- prepare some unified basis their Wwlne.sdav afternoon and Mondas won't disturb the radio workers. foi the approach of a very cruel But what iloes annoy the radio and news¬ A chronicle of the holiday, a 1'irnl. you paper men is unwelcome guests fluttering college there must be a jSlncc for I he course which would in¬ have it and then you don't affair, reveal- that the latter state, in which it has lieen up the press box, merely because they hupiH'u to know some big shot who has the spect carefully and sincerely HALLOWE'EN Tudn>. uc ariwrtiM'.' not beau I.v. but ugline*.** since IIKW. came as a result of student ■ power to pass out complimentary working the holy American curriculum thinking that the weekend holiday entitled press tickets. Such was the case in the College courses must bo justifi¬ them to absent themselves for a whole Macklin field press box during Saturday's rk and blue, bht able. Hut if we look about u.s in almost any American collegt. week from classes. This brought a lot ol Michigan State-Marquctte football game. criticism from persons who couldn't under¬ The capacity of the press I mix is 88 men. It ie inhibitions and stand thi- necessity of a long holiday in the is estimated approximately twice that num¬ phou.s information, the tiuc middle of a term. ber jammed the place on Saturday, less fused with the half-true and the After all. Michigan State is primarily an than a third of whom came to the game in false, over which the student must crawl like some starved institution of learning. Although many stu¬ the role of a "working man." cockroach to touch indiscrimin- dents seem to think that classes and study Killing the press box with undesirables the leas I important parts of the I" create a bad -impression CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS ure serves only atlract him. There is no at¬ curricula, the fact remains that it was for among newspaper and radio represeuta tempt at justification. The that purpose that the college was estab¬ tires. Present to cover a game, they expect lished. Parents are the hardest people in more than elbow room in which to work, th>M The You may reserve the Organization Rooms and other facil¬ the world to tunvince of tin- theorx that and with a 150 in the Macklin field press ities of the I'nion for your meetings ilooks shouldn't interfere with one's educa¬ lu»\ reporter and telegraphers can't move tion. The administration ha • found that without knocking off or disturbing the St mien I Service /.« Ihtr lint. out m i'U: i war One of tin- reasons that notes of the man at hi- side. Badly accom¬ M. S. C. UNION . I i fell**.*. meanwhile I lie III' .1 t. modated, the sports writer often report* I In to his superior asking lo be assigned a dif¬ >ight The pressure ti*i'in the tolks hack home. ferent school, because of the inconvenience elude The HK'tnliou for a longer holiday which at forded him in the press box. these courses are u holly worth¬ Private t lassiftrnlnm has risen year after year is the best indi The newspapers and radio help boost the less. if not quite false And tlotiifglrl li.tnn.t Mae B,« cation that a large part of the student- really want it If more accurate informa¬ tion is needed. a check-lip lould he made status of Michigan State college. representatives should be given some consideration,—(•. .). M. Their Million-dollar-hub* -Irom-thr- with the distinction gold and dross, should be con¬ cerned the 1'rofcssoi of Tilings between Students Save Money eii-rcnl store. Jean Kjc'land through Mudcii'. governing bodies and fra¬ SN In ternities and sororities. Then it would he Slate. Ilah. lioli! rer*onali|x l»»u> M T Uci. suggesting a cuuise r Oil Traiis|M>rtation up I" those groups to.guarantee that stu¬ t.xerollrr M . dents would n- t fail to appear in classe- when they are scheduled. ' 1m Millcgialc lo«»thall cheering and root¬ ing arc an important factor of any game. Decency in education, By L sin*f a II eeklv Bus l\iss The present student hoilx, which it must It is the contribution of the college to the ceney has been so silted over l»e admitted, has proven itself cooperative team's hid for victorv. It makes the stu¬ witli dust thrown b> those w-fio vol DO NOT HAVE TO PARK A BUS when given an opportunity should not he deny the existence of thru own dent bodv a component part of a Saturday's On ilium to suiter for the wrongs of past Laces ui the name of a tin god¬ evenings or Sundays one of a group of students competition. generations, this i*. the year to give them However, mass student screeching has ly recognise it today, and are purchases a pass. The entire group uses it for trans¬ a chance to prove that they will not abuse shown itself woefully inadequate. Whether portation between Ionising and Lust Lansing and the a privilege. It every student i-* made to feel from la/iness. hoarseness, ignorance of profane The and sciences, in savage various symbol. forms, purchaser has the balance of the pass to us for indi¬ his responsibility to the entire group, there veils, or lack of proper organization, vidual rides during the day or ean again use it for group itavc striven painfully and is no reason why the holiday should nut M. S. (." a a whole has fallen short of any .-lowly since tl»e beginning. rides another evening. He collects five cents from each be granted. degree of perfection. Iieriods of great art Irfc i isen and fallen miserably but in all person in the group using it. An excellent innovation is u special root¬ an Bcukema. B« i; lustory we cannot had a worthy Your friends are saving money by purchasing weekly ing section, privileged in selection seats, Drier Satunlo\ as in last Saturday's success with freshmen. l civilisation that was not founded bus passes, why not you'.' etter from \.9 ■ ■ ■ on Common Decency When Saturda.v's football game between Mat- With a little practice the creation of a Brrmph. sir. would you like ilccancy die.- civilization die: Weekly passes are good from Monday morning to the quettc university and Michigan State col-, large "S" can be achieved and for meagrr to sponsor a reunion of friends with it. One sicken.- to sec- following Monday morning. They are sold by all drivers lege was characterized hv good sportsman¬ cost a block of living green can inhabit the after years of parting" Well. ' u*e i-emothor.s of North and available to staff " i v jelguim are DIM ration hall to N: who have a speaking the Pi i !don, respectively, and Kappa Phi i ' „ f«; French or Flemish, • "• '"if presidents and social The highlight of the annual! hai. num. .viil form the receiving pi-.nt. chairman of Michi- homecoming program scheduled | Star for Saturday, November 13. will be, as the* thrilled thousands at the Marquette game Saturday. Thev are • hi he fel- the ceremony at 1 p. m. at which Omega Mil- Violet Met'omb. St. Joseph; Betty Rlarkbum. Houston. Tex., and snlp; a: c made available by President Robert S. Shaw will ac- ! Eunice < Hnmherlain. Matervliet. Each of the three has had practice The Chi 'Omega house was Ailed • guests this week-end .r. c for Relief in Bel- cept a plaque from the Forestry j in hi»h school cheerleadins. Med- club which will mark the Hunt- Hirsei.'- mother, father and - educational foundation , ,, established in 1920 ington elm. the tree near the col- : lege hospital which was planted; Heath Kcports With* V ariety College lliilletin sister came down for the game. w,th the funds re 30 years ago by Theodore Roose¬ W i Richards, who was velt. then president of the United, Of Johs for Part Time Work the relief commis- Plans are being made today for te war, is a director the presentation ceremony and for ion and it is through other festivities, which will in¬ Ruth Auguard fro not Michigan .State ' clude a radio broadcast over a Wo wish to And work for as; the accredited list coast-to-coast network, the Siate- uiny students as possible: con-; Carncgie Tech football game. ■quentiy. it .s advantageous for! American students i udents to keep in close contact HILL PORTER opportunity for ad- And Ilk at any Belgium uni- • tod Ml 1 leutii Especially is ORCHESTRA hc same number of u- t,-ic on Friday and Saturday Phone 3-TOM v in the .United 2-11211 \. F. of M ion asking for students to work! Ion ciHit time pieces. fimkrt. wrist and lapel WATCHES fl.251'P State Dalcrs Se\oral guaranteed reconditioned. SI.*>;"» up Parr Indiana Scabbard *nd <: SWAIN. JEW KLKR (III lll'HP Mlllll'tll I I'll- OPPOSITE stATE THEATRE nd should of age. There $140 a month Harrier* Out lo Atenge Farming ... ( liinu I...—I Year'. llefrut. Hi— Miller In Speak AMERICAN FEDERATION n-; president of the Forestry t ill V ill present the plaque OF MUSICIANS Stewart ,vult be the annual BE SURE YOU GET AN A. F. CF M. BAND Miei the game, Isabel : Hay City, dropped • • :nlv Sunday after- ! Shine By Expert NOW IS THE TIME TO \T m. S. C. shoe rki'air shop re vi. t;\m ro t rrrsi. MAKE A BEE-LINE TO YOUR FORD DEALER FOR il IIIII HI II USED CAR BARGAINS barmtinies 1933 nldsoiohile ( oath $250.00 30 u. 19.10 Uud-on Sedan 95.00 dropping Jrom 1929 Oldsmohilc Roadster 65.00 192s Podge Sedan 15.00 1930 Ford Roadster *5.00 19.'51 Ituiek Coupe 115.00 19.11 Ford Roadster 1 I9.'ll Fortl Sedan 275.00 19.11 Ford l oupe 150.00 19:;*» Ford Tudor .195.00 19.10 Ford Tudor 1 .'15.00 19114 ( hevrolet ( oat h 295.00 1929 Pontiae ( oat h 75.00 1935 Ford Sedan .115.00 1929 Chrysler Coupe 95.00 19.'14 Ford Pickup 2I5.(ni •r. left the hospital 19.12 Hudson Coaeh |.'15.00 19.16 < het rolet I' i Ton Truck 135.00 check-up, an did Birmingham fresh- Several other COOD I sed Cars to choose from >d I- p Both looms will »*• fin¬ (llorinu, dad airllnw |» ing a real teat and the meet may i'lCTI RE DEADLINES -*!•«. . .i buiomrler to the cla.-, I'lHMie : »■»» EASY T t II >1 S Open K>e..mg, Nature'* o»u — Ij'i.'i ■i i turning that to be seen u •o. begin • Uic Middle West this year "Hu-U kJtcr hoac IOUI ith P through L must is myriad oew Fall shade,. Bravo, Caiaty. Encore, ! :<• • e ';.eir Wolverine proofs returned not Inter than Satur¬ day this October 3d of Preslunen u. the East Lansing Dean& Harris, Inc. section aiphatx' Piedatiny animal control tn Uu- . Starlet, Ballet, Footligbl— who have not hud their picture MARIE VAUEZ token should call the Versluis state reached the season s record during. September with m N. A. C. WENl F, Mi "r "ljc" 'H*uu^ii' studro at once and anange lor a total of a silting The phone number ■a 4-2213 m TiMtdar, October K. 1987 V«(« Vnnr ngel Called Greatest Back in Michigan State Football History Freshmen Gridders Point CHIEF SAYS) ;Hespie-Delta For Western State Game! _ ^ Sig Decision in Kob« Ordrr« Hnrd of Prn It |(«oks ToUffll " Still in Douhl